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📅December 25, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Global headlines on December 25, 2025 feature deadly Russian strikes in Ukraine, aviation disasters, elections in Somalia, and peace proposals amid ongoing conflicts worldwide.Source 1Source 2Source 3
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Russia Launches Deadly Drone Strikes on Ukraine into Christmas Morning

Ukraine reports Russia launched 131 drones, causing deaths as strikes extend into Christmas. Massive prior attacks with 635 drones and 38 missiles prompted power cuts across Ukraine. Zelenskyy proposes withdrawing troops from Donbas for peace, creating a demilitarized zone, though Kremlin seeks more.Source 1Source 2Source 3

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Helicopter Crashes on Mount Kilimanjaro, Killing All 5 On Board

A rescue mission helicopter crashed on Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak, killing five people. The incident occurred during operations on the mountain. No further details on cause released yet.Source 1

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Somalis Vote in First One-Person, One-Vote Local Election in Decades

Residents of Somalia’s capital are voting in the country's first one-person, one-vote poll since 1969, marking a controversial milestone. The election aims to shift from clan-based systems. Participation is key amid security concerns.Source 1

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Saudi Arabia Urges Yemen Separatists to Withdraw from Two Governorates

Saudi Arabia called on Yemen's separatists to leave two governorates they control, amid strains in the coalition. The demand highlights ongoing tensions in Yemen's civil war. Withdrawal could ease regional conflicts.Source 1

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Suicide Bomb at Nigeria Mosque Kills 5, Injures Over 30

A blast during prayers at a mosque in Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria, killed five and injured more than 30 in an apparent suicide attack. The incident underscores persistent terrorism threats. Investigations are ongoing.Source 1

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South Korea Passes Bill Targeting False Information Amid Censorship Warnings

South Korea’s legislature passed a bill imposing heavy damages on media for false information, despite censorship concerns. The liberal-led measure targets traditional and internet outlets. Critics fear it stifles free speech.Source 1

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Explosion in Moscow Kills 3, Blamed on Ukrainian Intelligence

An explosion in Moscow killed three, including two police officers, with Russian officials attributing it to Ukrainian intelligence. Investigators are probing the site. Tensions escalate amid ongoing war.Source 1

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Russia Claims Capture of Pokrovsk After Months of Heavy Fighting

Russian forces say they captured Pokrovsk in Donetsk Oblast following intense battles in the Pokrovsk offensive. Four killed in separate Dnipro missile strike. Advances mark significant territorial gains.Source 2

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DRC and Rwanda Presidents Sign Peace Agreement in Washington

Presidents Félix Tshisekedi of DRC and Paul Kagame of Rwanda signed a peace deal hosted by U.S. President Donald Trump. The agreement aims to end their conflict. Details include truce commitments.Source 2

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ISIL Attacker Kills Two U.S. Service Members in Syria Convoy Attack

An ISIL member attacked a joint Syrian-American convoy in Palmyra, killing two U.S. service members and one civilian interpreter, injuring three. The attacker was killed in return fire. Incident highlights ongoing threats.Source 2

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Five Civilians Killed in Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Shootout

Pakistani and Afghan soldiers clashed at the border, killing five civilians and injuring eight. The shootout escalates the 2025 Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict. Both sides report heightened tensions.Source 2

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Mexican Navy Plane Crashes in Texas, Killing 6

A Mexican Navy plane crashed in Texas, killing six with two survivors. The incident occurred during operations. Officials are investigating the cause.Source 1

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